Re: Lighting Issue
Posted by MuSaSh1 on
Mon Nov 29th 2004 at 11:37pm
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Somehow, when I render my map with the light_environment and place it over head above my level, I get no lighting at all. Its almost like a black out but the prop_static are rendering fine.
Re: Lighting Issue
Posted by ReNo on
Tue Nov 30th 2004 at 12:05am
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It doesn't matter where the light_environment is placed in the level
provided it is inside your skybox somewhere. If it isn't lighting up
anything, make sure you have its brightness at a reasonable level.
Other than that...I dunno really.
Re: Lighting Issue
Posted by Captain P on
Tue Nov 30th 2004 at 12:53am
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Perhaps something with the angle of the light? Make sure it shines downwards.
Re: Lighting Issue
Posted by satchmo on
Tue Nov 30th 2004 at 4:18am
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Make sure your sky texture covers all six sides of the sky brush. I've encountered the same problem when I only textured one surface of the brush with the sky texture.
This is obvious and you've probably done it already, but double-check the brightness setting of the light_environment entity.
Re: Lighting Issue
Posted by Leperous on
Tue Nov 30th 2004 at 11:36am
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You need to set the pitch property to be some negative number, so the sun shines down.
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<DIV class=quotetext>The downward pitch of the light from the sun. 0 is horizontal, -90 is straight down.</DIV></DIV>
Re: Lighting Issue
Posted by Junkyard God on
Tue Nov 30th 2004 at 12:37pm
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try -60 , that works for me, if that doesn't work, it's not the ligths thats causing this, but something else.
exept of you've changed other settings in the properties.
Re: Lighting Issue
Posted by MuSaSh1 on
Wed Dec 1st 2004 at 11:03pm
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Sorry guys...my bad. I thought it was set to -90 but instead it was at 90. Whoops...carelessness.
Re: Lighting Issue
Posted by diablobasher on
Thu Dec 2nd 2004 at 11:26am
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Lol, im having the same problem but mine IS set to -90 dunno what going on there....
Re: Lighting Issue
Posted by Junkyard God on
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DIABLOBASHER:
see if the black circle in it's properties (the angle thing) is set to
"down", i think that if it's set to down and the has a pitch of -90 ,
witch would be the same as eachother, the bot pitches would diffues
eachother and it would be just horizontal with a 0 pitch again
do you understand... if not, it's ok, :smile:
just do not set that black circle thing to down :smile:
Re: Lighting Issue
Posted by diablobasher on
Thu Dec 2nd 2004 at 1:38pm
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Ill try it, i do understand, though i think this is not the case.
Ill check it just in case though :smile: